Can I use it on a motorcycle windshield
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I would think so, I used it to remove scratches on my gauge cluster and it worked very well.
1189965
I would think so ! However do not use on pedals ,handles,or floor mats,it will be slippery even when dry! Do not use on dashboard,it will cause a reflection and possible loss of vision thru the windshield!
1667204
Yes, you can. It's window tint for automobiles. You can use it on residential windows too.
1761675
No you cant. I will not recommend this product to any one. If it is not properly stick to the glass then it will peel off when you roll down the window. Also it is very difficult to handle. when you leave it on the window for long, it will come off when get over heated by the sun. And it gets stick to itself which makes it very difficult to separate. Dont go for this.
1862368
Yes! It probably works better on glass than on the dash. The mount I had to put on my dash has a glass-like surface to attach it to. So the window would work great.
1778768
I have one on my ATV helmet and one on my Snowmobile helmet! Hangs on at 100 mph, so it should work on a motorcycle.
1806299
I used it on my motorcycle and worked well. Holds well on any edged surface
991186
I would try with caution as it is semi abrasive on some surfaces maybe try in a inconspicuous area to see how it works. Personally I would not try it on my windshield.
1812379
I don't know. It says "Helps remove tar, attachment tape and bumper sticker adhesive." I gather it would work on a car windshield.
1304708
We have not tried it on car windshield glass; never thought of doing this but it could be helpful in removing ice from car windows. Not sure if it would leave a film on the glass though.
1547266
I not only use it on our motor cycles but I use it on the headlights, taillights and running lights. Its works well on any clear plastic.
51471
i have not used it on car windows, but use it to blow and dry my motorcycle windshield. it works very well for that.
1363167
Great question and I myself am looking for a product that can improve the visibility of my windshield. 3M makes a windshield product called 3M 08580 Windshield Repair Kit and if I were you, thats where I would start. I don't know if I would use the headlight restore kit on a windshield due to the glossiness of the windshield. I feel the sanding might mess up that gloss, and you wouldn't want to make your windshield worse.
147628
I have only used it for windshield & glass installations, but I sure don't see why not. I consider most of the 3M products the best out there.
74369
I don't think you will have any problems with the camera view through your motorcycle windshield. I have my camera mounted in my car using the visor mount clip. The camera is mounted on the far left side corner of the driver side visor and is about 8" away from the windshield. My camera can still see the full front of my car and a little more of the sides. The wide angle lens is really good fro this camera.
2191438
I've used it on a bicycle - no reason you couldn't use it on a motorcycle if the handlebar (or other mount point) has the right diameter. It's a very secure mount in any case.
542466
I used to to clear up a cloudy place on my motorcycle windshield where I tried to rub out a particularly crusty bug with a peroxide soaked paper towel (never use paper towels on plastic windshields)... it worked great, the little cloudy place is gone. Then I got the idea to use it to try and remove the cloudyness from my car's headlights... it didn't do a thing... I have my doubts about it taking scratches from your resin based epoxy...